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Our Purpose

The Bryan College Chapel program exists to form students and employees into servants of Jesus through the shared experience of study (Phil. 4:8-9) and worship (John 4:23-24).

The Chapel program weaves together a variety of elements including musical worship, guest speakers, corporate prayer, film screenings, and conferences. Guests come from around the world and around the corner to join our community as we study and think, pray and worship together. Through these corporate gatherings, students are challenged to lives of real faith and integrity, humility and moral courage.
Bryan College invites the Rhea County community to Chapel, which is held Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays during the regular academic term, at 10 a.m. in Rudd Auditorium.


Chapel Resources

Core Values

  • Make a lasting commitment to Jesus Christ: to be his servant and friend.
  • Build a Biblical worldview that is formed and practiced in the context of a personal relationship with God.
  • Foster a holy life characterized by love, gentleness, faith, hope, humility, patience, peace, integrity, strength of character, and moral courage.
  • Pursue an active role in the local church.
  • Cultivate a lifestyle that is characterized by service and evangelism.
  • Nurture spiritual disciplines including prayer, study of scripture, Sabbath rest, financial stewardship, and fellowship.
  • Refine personal gifts, abilities, and passions for a God-given vocation or calling.